Show HN: Lumix Engine – Open source C++ 3D game engine
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Re: Show HN: Lumix Engine – Open source C++ 3D game engine
#2Is there still room for another game engine?
Re: Show HN: Lumix Engine – Open source C++ 3D game engine
#3Maybe I'm just now getting aware of it but I just recently learned of Godot[1] and now this as well. Seems like we have the chance to replace Unity as the "Community" game engine with a free open source version.
Re: Show HN: Lumix Engine – Open source C++ 3D game engine
#4Maybe I'm just now getting aware of it but I just recently learned of Godot[1] and now this as well. Seems like we have the chance to replace Unity as the "Community" game engine with a free open source version. [1] https://godotengine.org/
See also http://atomicgameengine.com/ it's quite mature too.
Re: Show HN: Lumix Engine – Open source C++ 3D game engine
#5Maybe I'm just now getting aware of it but I just recently learned of Godot[1] and now this as well. Seems like we have the chance to replace Unity as the "Community" game engine with a free open source version. [1] https://godotengine.org/
See also http://atomicgameengine.com/ it's quite mature too.
Will add it to my personal list of things to look at. Thanks.
Re: Show HN: Lumix Engine – Open source C++ 3D game engine
#6Came across this one too the other day - Xenko
http://xenko.com/
Re: Show HN: Lumix Engine – Open source C++ 3D game engine
#7Is there still room for another game engine?
I started Lumix Engine years ago for fun and as a test bed for new ideas, which were later implemented in my dayjob. Now I am using it to make a game. I never intended to fill some gap on the market.
Re: Show HN: Lumix Engine – Open source C++ 3D game engine
#8Came across this one too the other day - Xenko http://xenko.com/
Xenko looks very professional, pity it's GPL.
Re: Show HN: Lumix Engine – Open source C++ 3D game engine
#9What became of ogre3d? http://www.ogre3d.org/
Re: Show HN: Lumix Engine – Open source C++ 3D game engine
#10What became of ogre3d? http://www.ogre3d.org/
They rewrote it a lot. However Ogre3D is just a rendering framework, not a full game engine.